Immigrants Reach Out After Attack in Manchester

Monday night’s suicide bombing in Manchester has heightened fears of terrorism in Britain, but some immigrants and religious minorities are being lauded for their actions after the attack, which killed 22 people and injured 59 others. Throughout the city, Sikh temples have kept their doors open, offering food and shelter to anyone in need. The Ahmadiyya Muslim Association encouraged its members to donate blood. And taxi drivers, many of whom immigrated from the Middle East...

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